PPV Numbers wilder/fury?
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It was very pricey, should've been 50 bucks. I hope it did big numbers too but I think people are being way too optimistic here.Comment
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Its been so long since US fans seen a fun lil HW PPV I can understand people thinking this is some 97k PPV just waiting to be revealed as such, but its not gonna be anything like that. HW fights are The Fights of boxing to a casuals.Comment
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Nice dated info > no info.Nice dated info.
There is more leverage then you think with getting more of the PPV cut.
And its also worth noting that because Fox & Showtime both have their own streaming platforms & their PPV's are being sold on said platforms there is gonna be a certain % of PPV's bought through those platforms that don't gotta give a cut to a middleman cuz they our their own middleman basically.
I’m aware of everything you posted and agree with it. However, streaming services belong to the networks, which still get their slice of the pie. It won’t be as big, but it’ll always be big enough.
We don’t have those numbers anyway, so it is mere conjecture ATM.Comment
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Are you suggesting that Stevenson was a freebie that the good folks at Showtime gave the promoter?
He wasn’t part of the PPV portion of the event, but he was part of the event. The network and cable companies still get paid for airing his fight.
Chill and stay away from the caps, it’s just the internet. Not everybody can be ahead.Comment
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Yeah, he was part of the event...in Canada, for which there was a separate licensing fee. Hopefully, you understand the difference between licensing fees and the PPV model. Doesn’t seem like it. Stay in the shallow pool.Are you suggesting that Stevenson was a freebie that the good folks at Showtime gave the promoter?
He wasn’t part of the PPV portion of the event, but he was part of the event. The network and cable companies still get paid for airing his fight.
Chill and stay away from the caps, it’s just the internet. Not everybody can be ahead.Comment
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